Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

"Mia, just name it, and if it's within my means, consider it done for you."

"So, you're planning to send Luna abroad, right? Maybe consider letting her flee to Bern City. She might seek shelter with Timothy's family there."

"Mia, I'm not entirely clear on your strategy here. What if Luna does manage to garner support?"

"The trap has been set with the information I fed Luna earlier. She'll likely try to return to confirm my words."

Unbeknownst to Jasmine, Mia was eagerly anticipating Luna's return to Bern City.

Fuelled by the urgency to unravel the events of years past and shed light on Laura's injury, Mia had quietly awaited this moment.

If Luna was indeed responsible, Mia would ensure she faced the consequences.

As Jasmine mulled over Mia's plan, she found herself nodding in agreement. "Sure, I'll handle it. But given Asher's ties to the Barrett family, do you think Mr. Barrett might step in?" Jasmine couldn't shake off her uncertainty, particularly after noticing Luna's confident demeanor earlier.

limited acquaintance with the Barrett family, realizing Luna's five-year stint with them while caring for Asher might have

of Timothy's intervention loomed large, threatening to unravel

assured, I can guarantee

are you

Mia cleared her throat lightly before responding, "Yes, without a doubt. After all, this matter touches upon the truth behind the incident involving Mrs. Barrett Senior, someone Mr. Barrett

that case, I can rest

comes to Asher, I

merely a descendant of an illegitimate child within the Barrett family. Timothy's stance

to Jasmine's seemingly reasonable assertion, Mia fell momentarily

for Mia. Timothy, like Asher, wasn't from the main Barrett family lineage,

Mia questioning Timothy's intentions toward

need to worry.

Jasmine understood that the events of the day were influenced by Luna's actions and her father's traditional favoritism toward sons over daughters. Since Asher's birth, he had been ensnared in Luna's manipulations, a situation that was truly heart-wrenching to witness. Indeed, children had no voice in such